UserStyles Collection

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Improve your browser experience by using dark themes for various sites.

The repo contains .css files I have created in order to improve experience of internet browsing of web sites that don't support dark mode by default.

INSTALL

The project is mirrored at: github, gitlab, and bitbucket mirrors.

To be able to use userstyles in your browser you have to install plugin that injects stylesheet files like Stylus, Stylish etc. They have to support specific user-css format (header & styles).

STYLES

The following stylesheets are listed under ./userstyles/:

Wikipidia
Styles for various Wikimedia Foundation sites like wikipedia, wiktionary, wikibooks, etc. Multi-language is supported.
Git Docs Dark
Styles for locally available git documetation html pages. Documentation wchich is typically accessed via git help -w <git command> command.
Npm Dark
Styles for locally available npm documetation wchich is typically accessed via npm help <git command> command.
en.cppreference.com
Styles for network/filesystem available cpp reference documetation. Documentation can typically be accessed via either en.cppreference.com or locally: via downloading & installing local HTML book from archives . ` command.
gnu.org
Styles for GNU manuals (bash, make, gawk) in /manuals namespace. As of 2022 should work well for many pages. You can download and unzip manuals into devdocs/gnu/(bash|make|gawk)/.. folder and read offline with dark styles applied. See @-moz-document in user.css for exact regexp used.
gcc.gnu.org

Styles for for GCC STD C++ Library api.

FAQ

What is the User CSS?

It's any css file that is specifically named (suffixed) by .user.css extension. Such files typically special header at the top. More info can be found here here.

TODO

add common palette
add sass

Contribute

See DEVELOPMENT.md file for more info.

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The Project is proudly managed by Lerna.
Documented by README.MD.

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